Hi
is it possible to update vpn client to "cipher CHACHA20-POLY1305" or must openvpn need to update first?
@john9527
Needs both OpenVPN 2.5 and OpenSSL 1.1.1. And OpenVPN 2.5 is still in beta.
Hi
is it possible to update vpn client to "cipher CHACHA20-POLY1305" or must openvpn need to update first?
@john9527
Ok, im using your alpha build with my Android and chacha20 and its working fine. I can connect with both gcm and chacha20 cipher. I can wait was just curious.Needs both OpenVPN 2.5 and OpenSSL 1.1.1. And OpenVPN 2.5 is still in beta.
Nope.Does anyone else have to log into their router twice? Right after the first login, the router again asks for username and password.
P.S.- This is when logging in with a web browser.
Does anyone else have to log into their router twice? Right after the first login, the router again asks for username and password.
P.S.- This is when logging in with a web browser.
@tmx All custom DNS servers work fine with this firmware or any other AsusWRT firmware. If you're having problems you'll have to tell us what country you're in and what websites you are trying to access. I am in the UK and most torrent websites are blocked by the ISPs here. I would have to connect through a VPN server to access them.
What is the use case here? Is it because you left another PC logged into the UI and moved to another PC? Remember that the entire UI is designed around the principle that only one person will be using it at any one time. It is not a multi-user interface and allowing more than one user simultaneously is just asking for trouble IMHO.I hope someone has figured this out. Is there any way to completely disable the "cannot login until user has logged out" feature? I do have an "unsetuser" script-
#!/bin/sh
# echo $PATH | grep -q "\/sbin" || export PATH=$PATH:/sbin:/usr/sbin
logger -p 1 -t $(basename $0) "STARTING SCRIPT, PARAMETER: $1"
nvram unset login_ip_str
nvram unset login_timestamp
nvram unset login_ip
nvram commit
that works but it would be great to permanently disable this abomination once and for all. Is this possible?
should get you to the max ~940mbps (the rest up to 1000 are protocol overheads)I'm going to be moving to a new Fiber connection with Bell Canada that's rated at 1.5gig/980. ( deal I just couldn't pass up). I've been using John's fork on my AC68U for a long time and I prefer not having to get a new router forcing me off his fork. Those with experience in here what is the maximum theoretical speed you can get using the AC68U? I've overclocked to 1200mhz CPU/666mhz RAM so hopefully that should help get me a little more juice out of the connection. Thanks for any assistance.
Good spot. The updated URL's on the Asus web site are, respectively:VPN configuration page
Please note that all four client side setting links are dead.
Needs both OpenVPN 2.5 and OpenSSL 1.1.1. And OpenVPN 2.5 is still in beta.
There is a release candidate [1] out: https://openvpn.net/community-downloads/
Not really of any benefit. Just adds unnecessary complexity IMHO.I have a RT-N66R and it's forever home for 8Gb microsd card inside, formatted with amtm and mounted to /tmp/mnt/microsd.
My question is should I create sim links / change mount setting to move log file or maybe even whole /tmp folder or/and any other folders to use microsd? Is it a good idea? Please, advice. Thanks.
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